. >> cowards. these are a bunch of cowards. they are cowards, they are cowards, they are cowards. the nba is owned by the communist party. xi tells them exactly when to jump and how high. the nba, all these sports teams doing business over there, all these companies trying to make a little extra money, xi controls them completely. it's all about money. you can take it with you. if got to stand up for something to believe in. >> laura: same with hollywood of course. we will never see the effect takedown of mao. great to see. speaking of china, one of the greatest atrocities was unleashing covid on the world. we did give a talk about that on the ankle. the latest. it appears to be weak begging the question, should we just let the strain of her take delta variant at this point, but since none of the control freaks and charge want this pandemic to and they are refusing to even consider it. >> you talking about something really dangerous, let a lot of people get affected to see if you can protect them. that is something all infectious disease people with any knowledge of an infectious

. >> these are bunch of cowards, they are cowards, cowards, cowards, the nba is owned by the communist party. xi tells them when to jump and how high. all these companies doing business over there, xi controls them completely, it is all about money, can't take it with you. >> great to see. speaking of china, one of the great atrocities, the latest variant of the virus appears to be week begging the question should we let the strain overtake the delta variant? since none of the control freaks in charge actually won the pandemic to end they are refusing to consider it. >> you are talking about something really dangerous, you're talking about let a lot of people get infected to see if you can protect them, something almost all infectious disease people with any knowledge of infectious disease would not say that is a good idea. >> something that spreads fast, not a mutation -- another mutation may come. of 19 shocking the pfizer ceo doesn't want to put the end, jointly is the school of medicine professor and epidemiologist. what do you make of this? yes, it is a week variant but no, we don

if you want to sit behind a computer and write i terrible things to people, you're a coward. - this is hardtalk, right? your view of the american political system, i think, is not right. i think you're missing the elephant in the room. 2021 began with the world gripped by events in washington, dc. donald trump had lost his bid for re—election, but he didn't slip away quietly. he claimed without foundation that the election had been stolen. 0njanuary 6, a trump—supporting crowd — fired up by a defiant trump speech — invaded the us capitol. was trump guilty of inciting an assault on us democracy? democrats sought his impeachment for a second time, but one of the president's former legal advisers — himself a democrat — said they were wrong. if president trump had made the same speech and no—one had marched to the capitol, would it then be a crime? of course not. and the fact that people marched to the capitol is irrelevant in judging whether or not the speech itself is protected by the constitution. we should not be compromising free speech in the interests of ending a term

then her mother spoke, and she was directly at peterson and called him a coward. she called him evil and said look, you have shown no remorse. no sorrow for what you did, and yet every day, very to live with grief. >> amazing to hear that. marianne, any movement, facial reaction from scott peterson as the mom was looking at him or any of the family members? >> well, scott was wearing a white mask during the entire proceeding. and he did look directly at laci's family when they spoke. he did not divert his eyes. what i did notice, throughout the hearing he took a lot of really deep breaths and would also close his eyes when people were saying something a little painful and attacking him in the victim statement, but that's really what we saw. there are no major reactions in court, just closing his eyes for a few seconds throughout the proceedings. >> paula canny, let's bring new here. the judge did not really have any options, it was simply a rubber stamp to resentence hem him to life in prison without parole. >> that's the law. the california supreme court unanimou

. >> mccarthy is a liar and a coward. he doesn't have the ability to condemn the kind of bigoted islamophobia and anti-muslim rhetoric that are being trafficked by a member. i have had a conversation with the speaker. and i'm very confident that she will take decisive action next week. >> and as the omicron covid variant is being detected in a growing number of states, the white house today trying to tamp down worries about the strain, as several key questions remain unanswered. >> it's too early to really make any definitive statements about it. thus far, it does not look like there's a great degree of severity to it, but we really have to be careful before we make any determinations. >> also at the white house, president biden gearing up for a video call with russian president vladimir putin this week to discuss the tense situation in ukraine, as tens of thousands of russian troops are believed to be lining up near the border. white house deputy press secretary karine jean-pierre telling jonathan capehart what to expect

i do not sense a coward. he does not send men to places where he he would not go himself. van dorn radio anywhere but he these impulsive. that's what my senses. he's got it in impulsive character to him and he loves the lord. he loves the glory of war. on march 5 van dorn scores another success at a small place called hopkins station. it's not a very good picture but i love that jacket. look at that jacket. i saw lang and all i wanted to talk to you about what that jacket he had done. where did you get that jacket? that's a nice jacket. the conversation in march 5 of 63 van dorn scores a step against the small federalist force. he has sent classic i'll just let the masses bring it to you. you have whitfield armstrong on the right and i will let the arrows to show you what happened. it's never good to have an aero with the name at the bottom pointing to your rear. [laughter] that's the battle of thompson's station. as a sidenote in the midst of this fighting and i thought this was interesting into the fray when the confederates were on fighting a cease on the front lines as

he's not a coward. i do not sense a coward. he does not send men into places he would not go himself. van dorn will go anywhere. he has an impulsive character and loves glory, the glory of war. okay. on march 5th van dorn scores another success at a small place called thompson station. not a very good picture but i love the jacket. i would love to have that jacket. i saw steven lang at gettysburg a couple weeks ago and all i wanted to talk to him was about that jacket he had on. where did you get that jacket? it's a nice jacket. at thompson station on march 5 of '63 van dorn scores a very good success against the small federal force. he sends, i'll just let the map explain it. you have whitfield, armstrong and forest on the right here and i'll just let the arrow show you what happened. it is never good to have an arrow with forrest's name pointing to your rear. and that's the battle of forrest station. in the midst of this fighting, i thought this was interesting. into the fray when the confederates -- the fighting was seesawin

even as steven paddock continues to murder people below the ever killed and this coward stayed on the 31st floor and not one attempt was made to reach the 32nd floor. buyers could have been saved if they were to take an action. absolutely. they had a team of armed individuals that did nothing but a coward while the shots were going on. 58 people died that night and the cow will come. who could have done something for him. but they don't tell anybody about it. i found out about it and i did the story on it. there were about 30 police officers with shotguns of yours and will come to him. the emission for now on the 32nd floor went into the room 1121 of the swatches discharges weapon in the room where they went into the room and they completely destroyed the crime scene. which is something you all do when they turned over patrick's body. they ran shocked the room that goes against any stand that police protocol anywhere in this country to handle the crime scene like a bunch of incompetent. because they call the biggest crime scene in american history at that point, the bottle never broug

through a case and i hope they try to defend the case, again, cowards, they pick on people and they bully and when you punch back, they run away. but if they do defend this case, there is a process called civil discovery and we cannot wait to propound searing rations about the finances of these individuals in these groups from where did the money come? those are questions we will get at the root of in this lawsuit. >> a lot of the evidence seems related to the federal investigation and what federal prosecutors have found during their investigation. have you had any conversations with the u.s. department of justice about these lawsuits? >> at this point, it would be appropriate for me to talk about conversations that may have occurred between the office of attorney general and his legal team. i think it is important to emphasize that our case is a civil case. souls are important to emphasize the federal judges, let's be honest, you have reported this. federal -- federal judges have been sent about penalty. i can guarantee you that as we proceed, we are going to seek my -- the maximum level

him with a facial injury. —— four cowards. in a club statement, manchester city said... he is helping police with their enquiries and he will be former england all—rounder adam hollioake has been drafted into england's coaching team for the first test which starts in sydney on tuesday evening uk time. england are without four coaches who are isolating, including head coach, chris silverwood. australian batter, travis head, has tested positive for covid and he will also miss the test. he will remain in melbourne and isolate for seven days in line with health requirements. that is the sport for now. happy new year. this is bbc news, the headlines. countries around the world are seeing in the new year with a bang — but some are holding scaled back celebrations — to try to stop covid spreading. the nhs warns of significant pressure in the coming weeks, as covid infections in the uk reach a new high. entire neighbourhoods in the us state of colorado have been engulfed by flames as wildfires force tens of thousands to leave th

. >> mccarthy is a liar and a coward. he doesn't have the ability to condemn the kind of bigoted islamophobia and muslim rhetoric being trafficked by a member -- >> why doesn't he have the ability? >> because this is who they are. . >> what do you think about that, mara? >> a lot of attention is being paid to coward and liar. that's understandable. but we do see this pattern from mccarthy over and over again where there's either silence or extreme delay of condemnation or lukewarm condemnation where in the past it would have received widespread condemnation. one repeatedly and openly calling a member jihadi, making up a story implying they are a suicide bomber. he either can't or he won't do it. and the question is why. so does he feel like he has to appeal to the fringe members of the caucus to one day be speaker of the house, or does he think the fringe is more representative of the base than a lot of other people do? >> i think it's both. it is incredibly craven and disappointing that he is interested in being speaker

. >> he's a coward and a liar. he doesn't have the ability to confront the bigoted rhetoric being trafficked by a member. >> thanks for joining us on "inside politics." ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello. i'm ana cabrera in new york. we begin today with new covid restrictions across the country aimed at slowing the spread of coronavirus amid uncertainty about the omicron variant. just this morning new york city mayor bill de blasio announcing all private sector employees in america's largest city be required to have a covid vaccine mandate beginning december 27th. that comes just hours after a new round of strict travel restrictions went into effect facing any traveler flying into the u.s. now, every single traveller who flies into the u.s. must test negative for covid within one day of departure, and this applies to every traveler regardless of vaccination status or citizenship. we're covering everiage. cnn's aviation correspondent put muntean is at dulles international airport and senior medic

and nobody likes to be called a coward. but that to me is the real strength that did not allow people to govern the then ready to go into boston he didn't do that but he learned his lesson to his great credit. >> coming back to the incredible contributions during the american revolution of course that you really talk about during this time with this conflict that would begin that there are groups of women that are being killed. so what about the women in this narrative? with the military history as well. >> yes. and as you know and then you have to look out for theab article. and with thehe amazing contribution that they made and i will just mention one thing to start because it was stunning to me the army if you're that kind of thinker to be that while in the army that it persuades me to save lives in the revolutionary war because those on the american side that got shot and died arwas about 7000 that like all the wars through world war ii that those are the big numbers and after george washington have qualified and not th

. >> mccarthy is a liar and a coward. he doesn't have the ability to condemn the kind of big gotted rhetoric that are being trafficked by a member of -- >> why doesn't he have the ability to do this? >> this is who they are. >> in the gop conference they consider conservatives the fringe. this town thinks conservatives are the fringe. we have the base of the party which is about 70% of republican vote everies. >> more. >> this all comes as the senate in a race to the finish in a long list of to-dos including the center piece of the biden economic agenda. i'll talk to a guest who's ready to fight and supreme court justice raising eyebrows in the hearing over a mississippi law why what she said about adoption that has many concerned. >>> we begin with the investigation into the deadly shooting in michigan broadening. aside from the alleged shooter and parents there's a possibility of an accomplice to help the parents allegedly hide from law enforcement. we're learning new individuals about that individual. a resident of and

whatever else he may have been the man is certainly no coward. i hope to show -- and this is the part i wanted to dwell on right here -- i hope the show has brought out a couple of things. impetuous nist, for one, that is coming out of van dorn. and also, his love for glory. and that love also is going to extend, of course, to the fairer sex. even after the bloody, repulsive -- of the confederate army retreating, van dorn still wanted to turn back and attack the city. sterling price turn to van dorn and said, you are the only man i ever saw who loves danger for its own sake. when any daring enterprises before you you cannot adequately estimate the obstacles in your way. van was dorn also a renaissance man, painting, poetry, and horsemanship. he also, as i said, had an insatiable desire for glory. we come now to the ladies. a mobile newspaper reporter described van dorn as the terror of ugly husbands and serious pop was. >> [laughs] >> would you like for me to repeat that? because some -- i shouldn't say, never mind -- >> [laughs] >> the terror of

. >> mccarthy is a liar and a coward. he doesn't have the ability to condemn the kind of bigoted islam phobia -- >> why doesn't he have the ability to condemn. >> because this is who they are and we have to be able to stand up to them. member of the house judiciary committee, also chair of the caucus. thanks for joining us today. >> it's good to see you, richard. >> now some strong words you probably heard more of them over the conversations you had with your colleague, but in what we showed, she calling kevin mccarthy a liar and coward, do you share her sentiment and thing lauren bobert will be held accountable in the end? >> i absolutely think kevin mccarthy showed what the republican party is today. it is an authoritarian party trafficking hate and he is unable, or inwilling, to calculate that and i show how different this republican party is. this republican party doesn't stand for party principles anymore. they stand for, essentially, you know, trafficking in the big lie of the election, to giving a platform to peopl

lacey's mother called scott a coward. lacey's sister and brother talked about the pain and devastation. in february peterson could be granted a new trial if the judge agrees there was additional jury misconduct. >> that juror misconduct is alleged to be juror number seven, the juror we called strawberry short cake. she lied in jury selection. >> peterson is 49 years old and maintains his innocence. we have much more on the case at nbcbayarea.com. >>> the elizabeth homes criminal fraud trial finished with holmes in her seventh day on the witness stand. her defense team never called a potential expert witness who would have talked about abusive relationships. closing arguments take place one week from today. after that the jury should begin deliberations. >>> new rules in san francisco have business owners outraged. next, the reason they may have to tear the parking down. >>> major cuts are being debated by the san francisco school board. the district has six days to submit a new plan that would cut $125 million. at a speci

she called him a coward and self-centered saying there are two things that will never change, laci and connor will always be dead and you will always be their murderer. judge ann kristine masuelo sentenced him to life without parole. >> i think what he would have liked to have said is he wanted to talk about the fact that he did one of the things that really upsets him is this concept that he did not want to have a child. and he wanted to talk a little bit about that, and the fact that he would have never, ever harm laci and connor. >> reporter: more than 17 years after his cop vix, peterson's sister-in-law maintains his ensense. >> scott peterson is innocent. >> reporter: he will be back in court in february on allegations that juror misconduct prevented him from getting a fair trial. if granted, he could get a whole new trial. >> we wanted to share a few quotes from laci peterson's family. laci's mother looked directly at scott peterson saying you betrayeder had and your son and everyone else. you ended two beautiful souls. brentz rocha also spoke to the court, there are no words abl

cancelo posted an image of his injuries on instagram, claiming "four cowards" took all his jewellery and left him with a facial injury. in a club statement, manchester city said... he will be part of the squad for city's game against arsenal on new year's day. former england all—rounder adam hollioake has been draughted into england's coaching team for the fourth test which starts in sydney, on tuesday evening uk time. england are without four coaches who are isolating, including head coach chris silverwood. australia batter travis head has tested positive for covid and will miss the test. he'll remain in melbourne and isolate for seven days in line with health requirements. head is australia's leading run—scorer in the series with 248 runs at an average of 62. there are doubts about whether cricket's twenty20 big bash league in australia can continue following multiple positive covid cases. today's adelaide strikers versus sydney thunder game did go ahead despite four thunder players testing positive. thunder made 187—3 after winning the toss and batting. the strikers were nev

. >>> liar and coward. congresswoman ilhan omar criticizing the house minority leader this morning. new reaction from senator tina smith of minnesota, that's up next. gordan ramsey this is a cold call! nfl teams are turning to cold with tide. will you? that will never work! if it works on nfl jerseys it'll work for you. and it's cold. so you will turn to cold? fine! that guy needs to chill out! - san francisco can have criminal justice reform and public safety. but district attorney chesa boudin is failing on both. - the safety of san francisco is dependent upon chesa being recalled as soon as possible. - i didn't support the newsom recall but this is different. - chesa takes a very radical perspective and approach to criminal justice reform, which is having a negative impact on communities of color. - i never in a million years thought that my son, let alone any six-year-old, would be gunned down in the streets of san francisco and not get any justice. - chesa's failure has resulted in increase in crime against asian americans. - the da's office is in complete turmoil at this point

so yeah, i mean, grant was certainly no coward, just that was a leadership style. he never saw his role as being out in front to inspire the troops personally or lead them personally to make decisions. other generals do that and i think, you know, you're attracted to the general who gets out in front of the troops, a much more appealing personality than the puppet master in the rear calling the shots. >> and of course, you know, from our friday tour we know mclelland was never near his troops. this is an interesting question and i get this asking an opinion from everybody. was there a super weapon of the war? and i guess since, i see looks of -- is there a weapon that made the biggest difference in the war or something that you couldn't replace? >> i'd quickly say no, i don't think so. earl and patty griffith even the musket didn't revolutionize what occurred on the battle field. i think it changed things more than they acknowledged, but, yeah, i think they're a little off on that but ultimately the technology in the civil war, i don't think it radically altered ho

and nobody likes to be called a coward. but that guy least of all. but that to me was his real strength, because that he didn't allow people to gull him into doing something that may have made glory for him or may have been -- but more likely to have led to disaster for the -- and again, dorchester heights, he was ready to go into boston and it was only because the british disappointed him by leaving that he didn't do it. but he learned his lesson to his great credit. >> one question i want to add. i do want to get back to the place of the incredible contributions of women during the american revolution, of course as -- as student os mary beth norton, i would be remiss not to talk more about it. >> yeah. >> and you have got some really -- you kind of have -- of course there is the usual people we talk about in the american revolution, but you really talk about during this revolutionary time, starting with -- starting with this conflict, umm, that begins, you know, in what is we know as the french indian war, seven years war, that there are troops, ri

she called peterson selfish, evil and a coward. his attorney says that peterson had prepared a statement, but the judge did not allow him to speak during the hearing. he wanted to talk about the fact that he did one of the things that really. upsets him is this concept that he did not want to have a child? and he wanted to talk a little bit about that. and the fact that he would never. ever harm lacey and connor. the judge, also set to decide next year of peterson should get a new trial after claims that a juror falsely answered questions in 2017 during the jury selection process. now to vallejo, where the police chief is seeking to fire an officer who shot and killed an unarmed man last year at a protest against the police killing of george floyd. the chief says that detective jarrett thanh violated the department's de escalation and deadly use of force policies. he fatally shot 22 year old sean monta rosa in a walgreens parking lot where there has been looting and break ins during the george floyd protests. police had originally

you didn't find any of our tags or me and all the friends. cowards constantly kind of pestering them all day, try and send them snaps, attached to them and stuff throughout the day. just fishing for a reply, trying to see where a friend is as the day went on, we got a class sort of supper with paul marsh. and i remember him specifically making more of a big deal about it than either of us. it just wasn't like us to not tax back, not answer, snapshots back on the stamps. you still have the whole they can, you can see if they opened it thing and you, i don't think he was opening anything. were like that's weird. i think we were just connecting dots and like this is not right. the next day we're like, dude, again, call someone i guess before lunch or like, well go see if we can't get his mom parents, phone number from the the college. so we went over there and we just asked like, hey, can we get saturday, parents, phone numbers, we can get ahold of them and just see if he's at home or some so they kind of freaked out right away. they're like, what you don't know where your friend is. yo

in redwood city court, laci's mother looked directly at scott and called him a coward. laci's sister and brother talk about the pain and devastation. in february, peterson could be granted an entirely new trial if the judge in rewood city agrees there was additional jury misconduct. >> once there is a decision, then is it so prejudicial that it depends a new trial. the juror called strawberry shortcake, she lied in jury selection. >> so one of our legal analysts, scott peterson is 49 years old and maintains his innocence. >>> tomorrow, family, friends and former colleagues will get together to remember this security guard. he was shot and killed after an attempted robbery in oakland last month. he was providing security for a have the have the news crew at the time. the reward money has grown to $38,000. services are tomorrow at than at the san jose sic center. we'll be streaming live on our website beginning at than. >>> we could see thousands of women coming here to california to get an abortion. many clinics will be clesed. today they laid out their plans with the su

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but then, again, the stigma of, you know, you're weak, or maybe you're a coward, maybe you're not much of a man. so there are many different things. and what's happening too with this ptsd stuff is that one area that's not being really recognized--well, not, shall we say, studied as well is the effects of the females that go to war because women are now much closer to the combat areas and have many more occupations within the military that are much more hazardous than they were before. damian: yeah, great perspective. i thank you for sharing that, charley. tell us about the fundraising efforts now for "dogs from illusion." charley: well, you know, i just--i'm hustling all the time. i hustle and i hustle. and i know that there's a big market for this. there's a large audience for many different reasons. it's multi-ethnic. not only is it about chicanos, but i also have a vietcong woman who's one of the main characters. we forget that they also fought. they usually demonize the enemy, but i show the enemy as people and their perspective, which i don't find in many movies. and so that woul

at one point lacey's mother looked peterson directly into his eyes and called him a coward while lacey's sister and brother talked about the pain and devastation left behind by those murders. the judge denied peterson's request to talk. he could be granted a new trial in february when a judge hears arguments over jury misconduct. this morning peterson's lawyer tells the "today" show the new evidence exonerates peterson. >> we now know that the burglary that occurred across the street which the modesto police originally stated occurred on december 26th, we now can present evidence it actually occurred at the time lacey disappeared. >> peterson continues to maintain his innocence. >>> the drama in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial now goes for another week. final testimony yesterday finished with holmes in her second day on the stand. her defense team never called the potential expert witness who would have talked about abusive relationships. closing arguments take place one week from today and after that the jury should begin deliberations. >>> an east bay woman finds out her legacy, much

joseph mccarthy, the leaders of the weather underground dismissed, but non violent left as useless cowards claiming they were the only true revolutionaries they embark as have many of those in today's black block and, and t for on a campaign that proved to be counterproductive to the social and economic goals. they said they advocated rud. 50 years later, plays the role once played by the priests. phil and daniel berrigan, martin luther king and rabbi abraham heschel, his book underground. my life with s d. s, and the weatherman is a brutally honest deconstruction of the dangerous mis that captivated him. as a young man. i suspect that many of those in the black block, and then people will know more listen to his wisdom than did the young radical 5 decades ago, who dismissed the warnings from those on the religious left for whom violence was also not an abstraction rud, seize his old self in the mast faces of the black block and people who advocate violence and property destruction in the name of anti fascism. these faces he said, ignite deep embers of shame and guilt. join me to discuss h

lacey's mom called him evil and a coward, adding, quote, no matter what happens, no matter what transpires in the future, there are two things that will never change. lacey and connor will always be dead and you will always be there murderer. peterson's supporters were there as well, but he was not given a chance to speak. >> he understands why they believe that he is guilty, but he wanted to make it clear that there is no way he could have possibly harmed lacy and connor and i think that is the essence of what he was going to say. >> the resentencing is the result of the improper dismissal of certain jurors at peterson's original trial. a hearing is set for early next year to determine whether peterson will get an entirely new trial based on a separate allegation of juror misconduct. >>> closing arguments in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial are set for next thursday. after that there in's founders defense wrapped up its case today. in her final day on the stand, holmes once again insisted she never meant to mislead investors, doctors, and patients about the company's failed blood testing

peterson for the first time in nearly 20 years, speaking directly to scott, lacey's mom called him a coward, evil, and said he will always be responsible for connor and lacey's murders. >> reporter: appearing in a jumpsuit and chains, scott peterson was officially resentenced for the 2002 murder of his pregnant wife, lacy peterson, and their unborn son, connor. in a san mateo county courtroom, judge missoula sentenced scott peterson to life in prison without possibility of parole. it was a trial that captivated the nation. a jury found him guilty of murder in 2004 and he was sentenced to death but last year the california supreme court overturned his death sentence because they believed some jurors were improperly dismissed. the high court upheld his guilty verdict, but deemed peterson would need to be resentenced, the reason for wednesday's hearing. emotions ran high when lacey's mom and siblings had the chance to address peterson directly. her voice broke with emotion telling him they are still traumatized. lacey's mom glared at peterson as she spoke, she told him, quote, no matter what h

this is from the coward department, public health and environment data, and the graphic on drug overdoses over time. so you can see that since legalization procurement o p. s, have gone up, methamphetamine is gone. that cocaine has gone up and, and sentinel. and then this is the provisional 2020 data, a look what happened to the prescription of the way they went through the roof. that know has gone through the roof just in one year. fentanyl overdoses went up over 150 percent in colorado. cocaine is going up, methamphetamine is going up. and if you could look at the data compared to 2014, when we legalize all of these services, people are dying in colorado have gone up over 100 percent fet, know 700 percent in particular. so i work in the emergency department, this is the 3rd, this is the emergency department in the state of colorado, and we see at least every day we see marijuana cases. so if i work every single day, i work, i see at least one or 2 problems there. a medical problem is directly related cannabis. we see it every single day and most, assigning people do not come on their ow

i feel shame about myself, i feel guilty and ifeel as a coward. because when the police came back when i was 2a and they say we had some complaints about other child... with this particular individual? with this particular individual. and i say, "no." are you sure? and i say, "no." you lied? i lied. and at that moment i was like, i'm letting down so many other child. that's why i think i wasn't ready mentally. but now i am ready and that's why i send this message, is not me, it's for the other kids outside there. and you should come out and you will feel better and hope those persons will stop abusing another child. maybe it says something also about the nature of the dressing room, the mentality that footballers have to have. you can't really show vulnerability, you can't discuss your emotional troubles when you are at the elite level in a professional sport like football. but that's why i'm like, in football no—one care about the mental health. like, no—one care. is that true of you and your career? in italy, in manchester... all through my

somebody tells you that the olympics are not political, typically they tend to be milking the olympic coward. both hands, meaning they make their living awesome, feel again. and in fact, since the united states has making a diplomatic boycott of beijing olympics, just further proof. in fact, you might think that this could be the death knell of that fable that the olympics are not political. they are definitely political through, through these other western nations following the us as lead. that's a really interesting question and how the keen to see what happens. it wouldn't surprise me of some close allies say the united kingdom decided to get on board with the boycott. but does upcoming days will be really interesting to see what other countries decide to jump on board or not? well, chinese state media is already threatening to boycott the summer games in los angeles, in 2028. could this escalate even further? it absolutely could. i mean, the verbal volleys have already begun here. in another statement from chinese authorities. they pointed out that the united states was making a mockery

2 and 3, which in joker is yours or for us near your full complications, develop very often us the coward. i do not depend on the severity of the disease. even children who have shown no symptoms face complications. what do you think about vaccinated adults? i think it's a very good idea. you're dreaming, it hasn't died. there is no time to wait for children. also a source of infection, which if children are not vaccinated, we will not be able to grade the necessary collective immunity, which will have all been talking about her so love yet that works in that are both with the vaccine works. so what should the concerns be here? the theoretically, we understand that this vaccine cannot be more dangerous than ada. no virus infections, some of the vaccine is infectious for cell, but not for the body in between. at the level of the organism, the virus does not reproduce the earth, was any real sinew, priesthood ah, from the british government has been quick to hail at every opportunity its planned, advanced research agency, which will fund and develop science and technology projects. but the

when he wanted to you relate, i can i'm currently you can come in my to leticia, come in, you are a coward. why? how your car you talk claim the festival. the lady i feeling that when am 16 years the minutes, tuition 2nd room. i feed in pay load of pain pet fee tank as a courtesy for say for the f 2, a 2nd communication. i feel if i lie feeling that tuck on vacation when i'm married, i think they lost them for katie and never forget that to me was say create a faded p. did you feel any resentment towards your mother and her grandmother? yeah, but my mother, she hadn't location ah, as i am leaving somebody land, i feel privileged to have met a woman who shared the stories with me. but i'm overcome with emotion as i relies virtually every woman here have been coughing. and was, it actually means i've always known about the numbers and the facts and figures. but when you come face to face to woman who has gone through it, it seems like the woman who after indoors this and the children were after indoors . if you go through cycles of pain and for what for what has happened to so many women and

health minister, coward car, lauterbach said he expects, omicron will become the dominant variant in the coming weeks. russian president vladimir putin has held his 17th annual press conference. he denied russia is acting aggressively toward its neighbors, but refused to rule out an invasion of ukraine. it follows weeks of international concern over russia's military build up at ukraine's border from when i chose. this is debbie news from berlin. you can find more on our website. that's d w dot com. ah ah rushes president vladimir of louder middle of each porton held his 17th annual press conference today. and he didn't bring presence on as what you crave really wanted for christmas. was a 120000 russian troops and assorted heavy weaponry on its doorstep. tonight, we'll pick out a couple of topics from the for our marathon. you cried, of course, and what's going on between mr. putin and someone else who's off? jo biden's christmas, lest china's president, she shouldn't pig. i'm fil gale in berlin. and this is the day. ah no, you were not wanting to the east is what we were told in th

somebody tells you that the olympics are not political, typically they tend to be milking the olympic coward. both hands, meaning they make their living off the field again. and in fact, since the united states has making a diplomatic boycott of the beijing olympics just further proof. in fact, you might think that this could be the death knell of that fable that the olympics are not political. they are definitely political through and through. all new zealand also says it won't be attending china's winter olympics about the massive level, but says that decision has to do with covet 19 and travel logistics. but the deputy prime minister also says there concerns about human rights still exists and have been raised with beijing. we make very regular statements around our views, all human rights issues with respect to china and the prime minister's right size directly with prison and j, where we are already not attending at diplomatic level is and so it's a hypothetical from now moving on, unconcerned around a new conflict in ukraine all set to dominate talks between the u. s. and russian leade

i mean, they're just up the coward or i said hello to by the image presenting today is we past having a coffee machine. so what's the channels next? move going to be. we were brought up in an idea that if you have a disagreement, you go to the court of law and that's how you solve your and settle your disputes. and quite honestly, who are bit surprised that and this particular case they different course of action has been followed by some of our distinguished opponents. we intend to do exactly that. we intend to go buy the perfect perfect illegal path. we know exactly what to do with no exact, we are totally sure we can solve that checked and double checked with all the lawyers with all the experts in the area where absolutely sure that we are doing the right thing. and whenever you have a dispute, you're, you're resorting to the, to the law. and that's exactly what we're going to do. is this going to have any impact on the transmissions of the rest of the r t family of channels? not that i would know of that, and again we have all the licenses that were supposed to have for all our v

an act of a coward zooming in on me, racially abusing me and posting it to their social media platform. chases onto this, she's got good| pace and she's used it brilliantly! how good was that - from rinsola babajide? with me, i've just been on social media for the longest time so i kind of know what happens out there and i have experienced racism, sexism, any of that, for the longest time. what kind of language or messages do you receive? just things like i look like a monkey orjust putting an emoji out there which i think is big enough, just saying the n word, saying women should not be playing football, that it is a man's sport. you get racial abuse not only aimed at myself, but at my partner, and my children. i have had death threats put at my six—year—old girls who have nothing to do with anything. yeah, and it is constant and to put it this way, you're talking daily now. not every time you have a bad game or there is an emotional uproar, it is daily. when you're reading things like about my daughters that say "i hope that n dies," that is very difficult for me to read and also

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cancelo posted an image of his injuries on instagram, claiming "four cowards" took all his jewellery and left him with a facial injury. former england all—rounder adam hollioake has been drafted into england�*s coaching team for the fourth test which starts in sydney on tuesday evening uk time. england are without four coaches who are isolating, including head coach chris silverwood. australia batter travis head has tested positive for covid and will miss the test. he�*ll remain in melbourne to isolate for seven days in line with health requirements. head is australia�*s leading run—scorer in the series with 248 runs at an average of 62. there are doubts about whether cricket�*s twenty20 big bash league in australia can continue following multiple positive covid cases. today�*s adelaide strikers v sydney thunder game did go ahead, despite four thunder players testing positive. thunder made 187—3 after winning the toss and batting. the strikers were never really in the hunt and eventually lost by 22 runs. away from that match, seven players and eight support staff at t